GarfieldWilson_PersonalTrainer

Garfield established Forward Fitness in 2004 after 15 years in a successful singing and acting career. Throughout his entire life, Garfield was involved extensively in sport and fitness. It was a natural evolution to marry his passion for fitness and connecting with people. Forward Fitness is his channel to build a supportive health and wellness community designed to raise the bar for quality in our lives.

Garfield gets his greatest joy from creating situations that affect improvement in his world. Simply put, he likes to make people feel really good. He judges his training success by how positive and capable his clients feel at the end of their session. And as an extension of that, how they connect and cultivate this energy within their lives. Garfield appreciates the time people spend dedicated to fitness and considers it a privilege when they choose to work with him or his team. In Garfield’s care, the potential for fitness and personal growth is limitless.

Garfield spends an extensive number of hours of training but never finds himself on “autopilot” for a moment. He keeps his clients (and himself) inspired by personalizing each session according to their goals, hobbies, motivation and fitness progress. Over the past ten years, he has trained a number of his clients through weight loss achievements upwards of 50-80 pounds, while working to ensure they have the support they need for sustained lifestyle change. In recent years, Garfield’s drive and determination has led him to become the 2009 World Bodybuilding & Fitness Federation’s Male Fitness Model and a garnered him a starring role on CBC’s docu-series, “Village on a Diet”.

Garfield knows what it takes to help people. In addition to his personal training certification, Garfield has completed extensive continuing education courses in the following areas:

  • Rehabilitation: Hips, Knees and Ankles (covering assessment, rehab and prescribed exercises)
  • Rehabilitation: Shoulders, Elbows and Wrists (covering assessment, rehab and prescribed exercises)
  • Clinical Exercise courses, including:
    • Posture
    • Clinical Obesity
    • Type 1 & 2 Diabetes
    • Cardiac Patients
  • Active Muscle Release or ART (Active Release Technique)